Crochet seaming techniques

The first seaming technique that most crocheters learn is the whipstitch. While whipstitching has a time and a place, there are several other types of seams used to join two pieces of crocheted fabric, such

A flat slip stitch seam is one of many ways to join together crochet motifs into larger projects. I recently used this technique to join squares together into

In this tutorial, I will show you how to sew granny squares together with this invisible join for crochet pieces.

Let's make the prettiest shoulder seams with this NEW technique for seaming. An excellent and EASY way to take your crochet game up a notch.

Making a sweater for the first time can be intimidating for some stitchers. Sizing, pattern choices, and the extra finishing that sweaters sometimes require can be major barriers to creating the sweater of your dreams.

Making a sweater for the first time can be intimidating for some stitchers. Sizing, pattern choices, and the extra finishing that sweaters sometimes require can be major barriers to creating the sweater of your dreams.

This round up post gathers 12 free c2c crochet patterns. You can use these corner to corner crochet stitches to make blankets, dishcloth, tablerunner, etc. These corner to corner crochet patterns all have easy to follow instructions, video and photo tutorials

There are a lot of different crochet seams you can use to finish a crochet sweater. Find out which one is the best. The answer is surprising.

Join side edges of your crochet with the mattress stitch. Worked from the right side, it makes a smooth, nearly invisible seam!

Seaming perpendicular crochet edges, where you have the side edge of one piece against the top or bottom edge of another piece, can be tricky! Here's one way to do it neatly, with a pretty finish.